Le Pavillon des pivoines

Le Pavillon des pivoines offers one room, the Deluxe Room, arranged for two guests. Measuring 35 m², it has a private bathroom and a separate entrance. Air conditioning and soundproofing help keep the space comfortable, and it opens onto a terrace with views of the garden and mountains. A spa bath sets this room apart and complements the shower or bath in the bathroom.

The private kitchen is equipped with a hob, fridge, microwave and utensils. You will also find a coffee machine and a dining area. The room’s facilities include a flat-screen TV, free toiletries, a bathrobe and a hairdryer. Its layout brings the sleeping area, kitchen and terrace together in one space, with views of the garden and mountain landscape.

Le Pavillon des pivoines brings together relaxation facilities and outdoor spaces. The terrace is furnished for enjoying the garden and mountain views. A private hot tub and a steam bath add to the spa and relaxation facilities. For meals, the room has a fitted kitchen with a hob, fridge, microwave, toaster and utensils. A coffee machine and dining table are also provided.

Continental or à la carte breakfast can be served in your room, and coffee is available on site. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. The room is air-conditioned and soundproofed; it has a private bathroom, a spa bath, a shower or bath and a flat-screen TV. The garden and outdoor furniture provide additional places to relax. The property does not have an Internet connection.

Hyères stretches between a Provençal old town, the Var’s hills and the Mediterranean coast. Le Pavillon des pivoines is on Route de Pierrefeu, in an area where having a car makes it easier to travel between the centre, residential neighbourhoods and beaches. The city attracts visitors interested in heritage and gardens as well as those who want to reach the seaside or explore the Giens Peninsula.

In the historic centre, sloping lanes lead to old gateways, squares and religious buildings. La Banque, Museum of Cultures and Landscape, presents collections related to local history. The coast’s beaches, including Plage du Mérou, offer access to the shore and seaside activities. Hyères railway station is 4.3 km away and Toulon-Hyères Airport is 3.2 km away; the bed and breakfast’s free private parking is useful for exploring the region by car.

Spring and the shoulder season are well suited to walks in the gardens and visits to the old town, with temperatures often milder than in high summer. In the warmer months, you can alternate shady lanes with a day on the coast. A trip to the Giens Peninsula lets you discover its seascapes and trails, while the salt marshes of Hyères are known for their natural areas and birdwatching. Set aside a day to combine a visit to the city with a swim, or spend longer exploring the Var coast’s landscapes.